Square Enix is looking to launch its games simultaneously on all platforms more regularly. That's according to a 4Gamer interview with Naoki 'Yoshi-P' Yoshida (as translated by Eurogamer ), with the Final Fantasy 14 producer and director saying Square Enix is looking to move away from platform exclusivity.

While Square Enix is a multi-platform video game publisher, it does seem to prefer Sony's console more often than not. This leads to games like Final Fantasy 16 and other big game

Yoshi-P calls out the hard work of Mistwalker a couple of times, actually. It seems like putting out Fantasian on a bunch of platforms at the same time might have caused one or tw

P" Yoshida has shared that Square Enix does still plan to release its games on multiple platforms simultaneously "more and more."

Yoshida's comments come just over a month after he said he'd like to see Final Fantasy XVI release on Xbox consoles. The action-RPG released exclusively on the PS5 in 2023, before making its way to PC in September 2024. An Xbox port of the game is yet to be confirmed by Square Enix.

Square Enix seemingly remains committed to its newfound multiplatform approach and will continue releasing games across PC and all consoles in the future, according to Final Fantasy 14 director Naoki 'Yoshi-P' Yoshida.

Square Enix is looking to boost the availability and accessibility of its games by ensuring future releases are "released simultaneously" on different platforms. Talking to 4Gamer, Final Fantasy 14 producer and director Naoki "Yoshi-P" Yoshida revealed Square Enix was looking to shift away from platform exclusivity,

PlayStation has drawn the ire of Xbox fans by securing exclusivity deals for Square Enix titles and keeping them off the platform, even to the detriment of Final Fantasy's sales numbers. Now Square Enix's Naoki Yoshida has confirmed more of the publisher's games will come to Xbox and PlayStation simultaneously in the future.